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Russia blocks, deleted around 138,000 websites since invasion began: Prosecutor Gen

WorldRussiaRussia blocks, deleted around 138,000 websites since invasion began: Prosecutor Gen
The Russian authorities have blocked, restricted or deleted some 138,000 websites since the beginning of the Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022, the country’s prosecutor general said on Monday.
As per prosecutor general, Igor Krasnov, “Following over 300 requests from prosecutors, Russia’s communications watchdog Roskomnadzor has censored thousands of websites in a bid to combat “fake news.”
Krasnov said, “After the beginning of the special military operation, we have empowered our counteraction to the spread of calls for extremism and terrorism, mass riots and fake news on the internet.”
The Kremlin has sought to strictly control the narrative of the war at home since invading Ukraine on February 24.
The majority of the blocked websites have denounced the war in Ukraine or called it as “war” or “invasion” rather than the Kremlin’s preferred term “special military operation.”
Websites publishing information contradicting Moscow’s versions of events in Ukraine, which it considers “fake news,” are also subject to being blocked.
Criticizing the war or sharing non-Kremlin-approved information about it are both punishable under new laws passed shortly after the invasion.
All of Russia’s independent media has either been blocked or shut down since February, with many journalists fleeing the country to escape prosecution.
Russian authorities have also outlawed Facebook and Instagram as “extremist” organizations since the war began and restricted access to Twitter.

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